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Province of Iran
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Kermān Province is one of the 30 provinces of Iran. It is in the southeast of the country. Its center is Kerman. The province of Kerman is the second largest in Iran, 181,714 km². The population of the province is 2.6 million. The main townships of Kerman province are: Baft, Bardsir, Bam, Jiroft, Rafsanjan, Zarand, Sirjan, Shahr-e-Babak, Kerman, Mahan and Kohnoj.
By bus
Kerman is well connected to most parts of the country by bus.
By car
Freeways connect the province to Yazd, Sistan-va-Baloochestan, Hormozgan, Khorasan-e-Jonoobi and Fars.
By train
Kerman is connected to the whole railway network of Iran. It is connected to Yazd and also it will be connected to Zahedan in the near future (under construction).
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Kerman is the capital of Kerman, in southeastern Iran.
Mahan is a town in Kerman (province), 30 km from Kerman, on the road to Bam.
Bam is a city in Kerman, Iran. This modern Iranian city surrounds the Arg-é Bam citadel which has been inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Shahdad is a city in the east of Kerman (province). In a close margine of the [lut desert].
Rayen is a city in Kerman (province). Rayen is everything Bam used to be before the earthquake.
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